Fuschia + Trappist Afterland

Fuchsia- The self-titled 1971 progressive folk-rock album by the band Fuchsia was featured in MOJO Magazine's "Buried Treasure" column, which highlights overlooked musical gems Fuchsia's self-titled 1971 debut album is widely praised by music critics and progressive folk fans as a charming, rare gem of early-70s British psych-folk. Trappist afterland- Australian-based Adam Geoffrey Cole and his band Trappist Afterland make beautifully meditative deep acid folk/devotional music using voices, various acoustic stringed instruments, tabla, percussion, harmonium and Tanpura drones psychedelic music can transport you to a different place, and in that sense this is acid folk of the highest order. Cole’s ritualistic music sounds at once modern and ancient, and it casts a spell that feels like a religious trance.